Future Fish List
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daveverdo
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Yellow Wrasse (Canary Wrasse)
Yellow Wrasse (Canary Wrasse)
How would a Yellow/Canary Wrasse (Halichoeres chrysus) fit in this picture?
Current Fish
1 - One Spot Foxface
1 - Royal Gramma
1 - Yellowtail Blue Damsel
2 - Ocellaris
1 - skunk cleaner shrimp
1 - small sally lightfoot crab
1 - fighting conch
some larger scarlet hermits
some small blue leg hermits
misc snails of all kinds
Future Additions?
Spotted mandarin dragonette (Synchiropus picturatus) - maybe a pair
red/orange spotted, bicolor, or redlip blenny (Istiblennius chrysospilos, Ecsenius bicolor, or Ophioblennius atlanticus) ???
Whitecheek Tang (Acanthurus japonicus)
Flame angel (Centropyge loriculus)
Falco Hawkfish (Cirrhitichthys falco)
Note: 90g display with sump, minimum 135g total water volume
Yellow Wrasse (Canary Wrasse)
How would a Yellow/Canary Wrasse (Halichoeres chrysus) fit in this picture?
Current Fish
1 - One Spot Foxface
1 - Royal Gramma
1 - Yellowtail Blue Damsel
2 - Ocellaris
1 - skunk cleaner shrimp
1 - small sally lightfoot crab
1 - fighting conch
some larger scarlet hermits
some small blue leg hermits
misc snails of all kinds
Future Additions?
Spotted mandarin dragonette (Synchiropus picturatus) - maybe a pair
red/orange spotted, bicolor, or redlip blenny (Istiblennius chrysospilos, Ecsenius bicolor, or Ophioblennius atlanticus) ???
Whitecheek Tang (Acanthurus japonicus)
Flame angel (Centropyge loriculus)
Falco Hawkfish (Cirrhitichthys falco)
Note: 90g display with sump, minimum 135g total water volume
Conesus_Kid
Premium Member
Not to add to the confusion, but how about a trio of flasher wrasses (Carpenters, McCoskers, flavianalis)? You can sometimes get juveniles and watch as one becomes the dominant male.
I picked up a trio of P. flavianalis as juvies and it was neat to watch them vie for dominance. Please note that they chase each other around, but no one ever received so much as a fin-nip's worth of damage. When they flash, it's incredible.
I did lose one as he jumped and landed on the gutter guard that covers my overflow. Extra crispy/stinky wrasse.
I picked up a trio of P. flavianalis as juvies and it was neat to watch them vie for dominance. Please note that they chase each other around, but no one ever received so much as a fin-nip's worth of damage. When they flash, it's incredible.
I did lose one as he jumped and landed on the gutter guard that covers my overflow. Extra crispy/stinky wrasse.
